synopsis
Audio documentary. A great development project is taking place near ENS Louis-Lumière in Saint-Denis. The constant construction noise is engulfing the entire neighbourhood. Saint-Denis has been scheduled to host the Olympic Village in 2024. As a result, its former residents, who had lived there until the present, have been forcefully evicted/relocated due to the new construction.
Concrete Fissures focuses on how soundscapes can change as a result of capitalist gentrification.
biography
Sohyeon Park is a documentary filmmaker, writer, and video journalist. Most recently, she worked as a video journalist at a new media journalism group,
Dotface. Graduated with a BA in School of Film, TV & Multimedia, Broadcasting from Korea national university of arts, Republic of Korea.
Nefeli Sani is a sound artist based in Athens. She is a graduate student of the School of Music Studies, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Her work uses digital & analog synthesizers, pre-recorded material, found objects and spoken word to create a espace for silenced stories to be heard. She is a member of the experimental female duo
I broke the vase.
more about film
| director: | Nefeli Sani, Sohyeon Park |
contact
Raïssa LAHCINE / Director of International relations / Ecole nationale supérieure Louis-Lumière / r.lahcine@ens-louis-lumiere.fr
Info
| director: | Nefeli Sani, Sohyeon Park |
| original title: | Fissures concrètes |
| country: | France |
| year: | 2022 |
| running time: | 13 min. |
